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In March the installation of trail camera in one of Egyptian vulture nest in Thrace was carried out. Then we had been waiting with impatience for their arrival. Despite the fact that the pair finally decided to nest in different niche, they have visited the nest with the camera several times according to the stored photos. It is important to mention that the first time when the pair visited the old nest was the day of the beginning of incubation. Moreover, it seems that the male was more common visitor then the female. Due to individually specific black spots on the facial skin, the birds may be distinguished one from another. Beside the Egyptian vulture pair, there was evidence of another species "stopovers" inside the nest. There were pictures of black stork, ravens, red-rumped swallow and blue-rock thrush.
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